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Norwich & Norfolk Food Festival Handbook www.visitnorwich.co.uk www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk how to book and further information Please contact the venues directly to book in advance and to check that their details have not changed. Please mention the Bidwells Norwich & Norfolk Food Festival when you book. norwich You can also obtain further information from Norwich Tourist Information Centre on 01603 727927 and by visiting &norfolk www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk and www.visitnorwich.co.uk VisitNorwich would like to thank Bidwells Property and Agribusiness Consultants for sponsoring the Bidwells Norwich & Norfolk Food Festival. Over the last 19 years Bidwells has shown a strong commitment to Norfolk and the business has grown to be the largest property consultancy working out of Norwich with a 70 strong team covering festival Rural Land & Business, Agribusiness, Commercial, Residential, food Engineering Services, Building Consultancy and Planning and Development property advice. Demand for quality foods has never been greater as consumers are 2008 becoming more and more interested in food provenance, regionality and the 'story' associated with food production. Bidwells Rural Land & Business Consultancy and Agribusiness team works with a variety 8 – 14 of companies across the food chain including farmers, food processors, manufacturers, supermarkets and food service october companies to improve the opportunities for smaller food producers to find profitable markets. The Bidwells Norwich & Norfolk Food Festival is an opportunity to demonstrate and highlight the many food producing companies across Norfolk and to show off all that is good in Norfolk. For more events information visit www.bidwells.co.uk/norwichfoodfestival. guide Published by VisitNorwich Ltd, Norwich. VisitNorwich is supported by Norwich City Council, Norfolk County Council and local businesses. Destination partners: Jarrolds, Norwich City FC, The Forum Trust & Targetfollow. Business partners: celebrating The Mall Norwich, Chapelfield Shopping Centre, City College Norwich, local produce, Cocoabean Recruitment, Dunston Hall, John Lewis, Larking Gowen Chartered Accountants, Norwich International Airport, Signs Express & UEA. local talent and Bidwells Norwich & Norfolk Food Festival partners: healthy eating www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk www.visitnorwich.co.uk www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk Whilst every care is taken to ensure that information contained in this publication is accurate, VisitNorwich Ltd cannot be held responsible in respect of any error or omission which may have occurred. James Design Associates 01508 470854 by Gareth Designed and Produced paper. Printed on recycled our media partners www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk www.visitnorwich.co.uk 5th October Fringe Event Sunday Roast at the Sainsbury Centre ☺ Welcome to the Bidwells Celebrate the Great Norfolk Sunday Roast in the unique surroundings of the Sainsbury Centre with a delicious traditional 2 course carvery (or vegetarian lunch) sourced from local produce, ideal for all the family. Creative play activities for Norwich & Norfolk Food children are on offer. After lunch you could take part in our First Sunday, Mask Printing event. There will be free family activities in the gallery and music in the Café 8th-14th October 1pm – 3pm by Pinky Umbrella. Artist Peter Sek will be running an activity session in Festival 2008 the Studio (2pm – 3pm and repeated 3pm – 4pm) printing t-shirts with your own design inspired by African masks. You will need to bring your own light coloured “If you enjoy good food The Bidwells Norwich & Norfolk Food t-shirt with you. Places for these sessions are limited and offered on a first-come, and drink then you've Festival is all about the pleasure of enjoying first-served basis – come early on the day to avoid disappointment and purchase wonderful Norfolk food, the skills of top local certainly come to the your ticket before having lunch. £3 per child, free for accompanying adults. right place. The Norfolk chefs and the delights of the Norwich area as Alternatively, why not take time to discover the Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection county farm community a great food destination. Now in its 4th year, of modern European and World Art? Admission is free. Borrow one of our traveller are responsible for some suitcases, gallery trails or collections stories and have fun exploring as a family. and proudly brought to you by VisitNorwich, very fine ingredients and Where: Garden Restaurant, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of the Food Festival showcases the best of local with so much coastal East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ Time: 12pm - 2pm food and eating out in and around Norwich. area our local seafood is Admission: £12 adults, £10 concessions, £5 children also extremely good. Tel: 01603 593199 booking recommended Web: www.scva.ac.uk Norwich and Norfolk are blessed with a The teams at Delia's fantastic range of great eating places and Restaurant and Bar and wonderful food experiences. This is famous Yellows are proud to be 7th October Fringe Event farming country, of course, which provides associated with the so many of our restaurants and hotels with a Bidwells Food Festival.” wealth of local produce – and with the Norfolk Delia Smith coast around us, we also have the fruits of the In association with The Joy of Food, The Institute of Food Research and the sea on our doorstep. John Innes Centre, this brand new event will explore some of the big food issues of the day and provides a dramatic curtain-raiser for this year’s Festival. Read on for the full programme of this Presented in a 'Question Time' format, the debate will be chaired by week-long extravaganza of fine food and Stephen Oldfield of PricewaterhouseCoopers with a panel of experts eating. You will discover many marvellous representing the different aspects of food production, supply and consumption: places to eat and buy food as well as a wide • Dr David Pencheon, a public health doctor and director of the NHS range of foodie events to enjoy. Indulge sustainability unit • John Shropshire, one of England’s biggest farmers yourself and bon appetit! • Sam Nundy, a senior buyer for Tesco’s • Emma Marsden, Cookery Editor for Good Housekeeping • Professor Chris Lamb, Director of The John Innes Institute • Chris Coubrough, one of Norfolk’s leading chefs (The Crown at Wells) Don’t miss the following local and national food Whether the topic is rising food prices, organic versus GM, food security in the events that are taking place this year: UK or shortages in the third world, the Big Norfolk Food Debate is for anyone who is passionate about food and its place in our lives. As well as the general British Food Fortnight, 20 Sept - 5 Oct, www.britishfoodfortnight.co.uk public, the audience will be made up of representatives from all areas of the food industry in Norfolk from producers and farmers to dieticians and caterers. Aylsham Food Festival, 3 - 5 Oct, www.aylshamfoodfestival.co.uk We expect a sell-out audience, so if you are interested in attending, you'll need World Food Day, 16 Oct, celebrated annually, World Food Day draws to pre-book your ticket. Meanwhile, view a podcast and take part in our attention to the international effort needed to defeat hunger. www.fao.org/wfd online poll to let us know what you think the really burning food issues are on www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk West Norfolk Food Fortnight, 1 - 16 Nov, www.foodfortnight.co.uk Where: John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park, Colney, NR4 7UA Time: 6.30pm Admission: free, but seats in the audience need to be applied for Tel: 01603 257219 to receive an application form Web: www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk Fun, foodie events for children The Big Norfolk Food Debate is presented in association with the following businesses: Make food fun for your children. We have lots of free exciting events that might just turn your child into the Jamie Oliver of the future! Look out for our Children’s Events logo ☺ 2 www.norwichfoodfestival.co.uk day-by-day events Thursday 9th October Charity Lunch at the Wednesday 8th October Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts Treat yourself to a delicious 2-course lunch made with local produce, dine in the unique surroundings of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts and Food & Health Network Conference: help raise money for the Big C. Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. Science into Practice Where: Garden Restaurant, Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of Talks, tours, demos and the chance to quiz a wide range of food scientists in East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ Time: 12pm - 2pm the UK’s only independent food research laboratories located on the Norwich Price: £12 per person to include a glass of wine (50p will be donated to the Big C) Research Park - The Institute of Food Research, a world-leading contributor to Tel: 01603 592474 Email: [email protected] harnessing food for health and controlling food-related disease. Web: www.scva.ac.uk Where: IFR Lecture Theatre & Foyer, Institute of Food Research, Norwich Research Park, Colney, NR4 7UA After lunch, why not take time to discover the Time: from 12pm with Cheese & Wine at 4.45pm Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection of modern Price: Free (£20 holding deposit required when registering, refundable on the European and World Art? Price: free. day at event registration) You could also enjoy our two autumn Tel: To register for this event please complete an Event Registration Form special exhibitions – Constructed: 40 Years of available from Lesley Swift, FHN Administrator: 01603 255082. the UEA Collection and On Location: Art, Space Limited places available, so book early to avoid disappointment! and Place in the 1960s. Email: [email protected] Price: Combined admission £3, concessions £1 Web: www.ifr.ac.uk Children’s Cookery Class in Zest ☺ Dinner with Morston Hall at The Hotel We will have lots of fun attempting to make Norwich’s longest edible centipede, School, City College Norwich using sausages and mash and we’ll be making apple crumble for dessert.
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